LS turbo with meth inj
Ok I searched alittle and couldn't find a clear cut answer so Ill just throw it out and hope I don't get flamed horribly.. Ok I have a 94 LS stock head stock block with gsr tranny
Pte sc34
Inline cast mani
Tial 38
walbro 255
RC 440s or 400 something
greddy fmic
most of the supporting mods to safely daily.. well the car has been dailyed for like 20k miles and zero problems..It was tuned on 10lbs and made like 300ish well I was wondering if I threw a nice meth/alky kit and took it back and got it tuned again would I be able to safely run around 14 psi or even go high if it tunes safely etc? anyone chime in with similar setup thanks
Pte sc34
Inline cast mani
Tial 38
walbro 255
RC 440s or 400 something
greddy fmic
most of the supporting mods to safely daily.. well the car has been dailyed for like 20k miles and zero problems..It was tuned on 10lbs and made like 300ish well I was wondering if I threw a nice meth/alky kit and took it back and got it tuned again would I be able to safely run around 14 psi or even go high if it tunes safely etc? anyone chime in with similar setup thanks
For the OP why do you want meth inj? I would go with e85 first
aww rode in a vitara d series before haha.. junkyard brawlin... So I jus wanna turn the boost up a few pounds maybe get me to like 350 status jus alittle more to play with.. this is jus a daily driver..
There really aren't any rules of thumb, each motor is really created and built differently and so goes the same for tuning.
I would honestly invest in some internals for the motor such as pistons and rods because you will always want more power and at least a stout bottom end will support more down the road.
I would honestly invest in some internals for the motor such as pistons and rods because you will always want more power and at least a stout bottom end will support more down the road.
Ok.. that will answer my itch for now then.. Ill just leave it alone for now haha... I don't wanna build it I am going to buy a K24 off kmod down in NC or whatever... I had a spare meth kit laying around I was gonna throw it on cuz I know with race gas I can turn the boost up and Meth almost make its race gas octane numbers I thought.. But alright cool deal
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For starters, your injectors won't make any more power than they already do. If you're at 300whp with 440cc injectors, consider yourself lucky.
Moving on, alcohol/methanol injection works to cool the intake charge so that more power can be made on a certain grade fuel. If the option to upgrade fuels is available (say 92oct to 110oct) then there is no need for alc/meth injection; similarly, your car isn't maxing the fuel its using. On straight 92oct, your setup will be able to make more power, but your engine is a different story...it might not.
If you want to make more power, get a larger set of injectors (720cc), a 3bar MAP sensor and a retune. No need to complicate things with Alc/Meth
That's not really how it works. This whole issue has to do with the heat/pressure generated in the intake charge. Whether that heat is brought in as a byproduct of compressing the air in the turbocharger at high boost OR the heat is due to the large volume of air in the cylinder being compressed, it poses the same problem. A certain fuel, say 92 octane for this example, can only handle so much pressure/heat before it spontaneously combusts without the aid of a spark. This causes big problems inside an engine. Methanol/Alcohol injection uses a phase change (liquid to gas) to absorb the heat out of the intake charge. There is no effect on the octane rating.
Moving on, alcohol/methanol injection works to cool the intake charge so that more power can be made on a certain grade fuel. If the option to upgrade fuels is available (say 92oct to 110oct) then there is no need for alc/meth injection; similarly, your car isn't maxing the fuel its using. On straight 92oct, your setup will be able to make more power, but your engine is a different story...it might not.
If you want to make more power, get a larger set of injectors (720cc), a 3bar MAP sensor and a retune. No need to complicate things with Alc/Meth
That's not really how it works. This whole issue has to do with the heat/pressure generated in the intake charge. Whether that heat is brought in as a byproduct of compressing the air in the turbocharger at high boost OR the heat is due to the large volume of air in the cylinder being compressed, it poses the same problem. A certain fuel, say 92 octane for this example, can only handle so much pressure/heat before it spontaneously combusts without the aid of a spark. This causes big problems inside an engine. Methanol/Alcohol injection uses a phase change (liquid to gas) to absorb the heat out of the intake charge. There is no effect on the octane rating.
For starters, your injectors won't make any more power than they already do. If you're at 300whp with 440cc injectors, consider yourself lucky.
Moving on, alcohol/methanol injection works to cool the intake charge so that more power can be made on a certain grade fuel. If the option to upgrade fuels is available (say 92oct to 110oct) then there is no need for alc/meth injection; similarly, your car isn't maxing the fuel its using. On straight 92oct, your setup will be able to make more power, but your engine is a different story...it might not.
If you want to make more power, get a larger set of injectors (720cc), a 3bar MAP sensor and a retune. No need to complicate things with Alc/Meth
That's not really how it works. This whole issue has to do with the heat/pressure generated in the intake charge. Whether that heat is brought in as a byproduct of compressing the air in the turbocharger at high boost OR the heat is due to the large volume of air in the cylinder being compressed, it poses the same problem. A certain fuel, say 92 octane for this example, can only handle so much pressure/heat before it spontaneously combusts without the aid of a spark. This causes big problems inside an engine. Methanol/Alcohol injection uses a phase change (liquid to gas) to absorb the heat out of the intake charge. There is no effect on the octane rating.
Moving on, alcohol/methanol injection works to cool the intake charge so that more power can be made on a certain grade fuel. If the option to upgrade fuels is available (say 92oct to 110oct) then there is no need for alc/meth injection; similarly, your car isn't maxing the fuel its using. On straight 92oct, your setup will be able to make more power, but your engine is a different story...it might not.
If you want to make more power, get a larger set of injectors (720cc), a 3bar MAP sensor and a retune. No need to complicate things with Alc/Meth
That's not really how it works. This whole issue has to do with the heat/pressure generated in the intake charge. Whether that heat is brought in as a byproduct of compressing the air in the turbocharger at high boost OR the heat is due to the large volume of air in the cylinder being compressed, it poses the same problem. A certain fuel, say 92 octane for this example, can only handle so much pressure/heat before it spontaneously combusts without the aid of a spark. This causes big problems inside an engine. Methanol/Alcohol injection uses a phase change (liquid to gas) to absorb the heat out of the intake charge. There is no effect on the octane rating.
Ok.. that will answer my itch for now then.. Ill just leave it alone for now haha... I don't wanna build it I am going to buy a K24 off kmod down in NC or whatever... I had a spare meth kit laying around I was gonna throw it on cuz I know with race gas I can turn the boost up and Meth almost make its race gas octane numbers I thought.. But alright cool deal
-Marquis
-KMOD Performance
Greensboro NC
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